Burglar attempt to steal a French bulldog from its owner

Burglar attempt to steal a French bulldog from its owner

A shocking incident occurred when a robber attempted to steal a $6,000 French bulldog from its owner as she walked through the rotating door of a Manhattan office building in broad daylight, Daily Mail Report.

A robber entered a revolving door of an office building in Manhattan's Financial District and attempted to steal a New York woman's French bulldog from her.

The dog owner can be seen entering 61 Broadway in New York City on surveillance video from June 21. Her dog is leashed.

A man enters the building through the rotating door directly behind her, sharing the door's divider.

In the horrific daylight attack at 3pm, which was captured on camera, he can be seen banging the woman's head into the glass door while attempting to rip the leash from her grasp.

As onlookers approach the building's side door, the two can be seen battling to contain the tiny dog.

The suspect fled the scene and is still at large. He was carrying a backpack and was wearing a white sweatshirt. The woman meanwhile struck the glass, suffering a head injury.

The theft of the tiny dogs is a widespread problem across the nation, but the occurrence in New York is just one of many.

According to The New York Times, puppies priced between $4,000 and $6,000 are in high demand, and the business of selling them is booming.

According to Fox 29 in Philadelphia, a family's French bulldog was taken during a home invasion last month.

On June 22, two burglars broke into the house of an 11-year-old girl and took her brand-new pet. The thieves traveled to the house in the 4800 block of Darrah Street and used a revolver to barricade the door.

The two asked for the dog right away.

According to the police, the couple entered the house and inquired for a visitor before pulling a gun and demanding the cash and French bulldog.

A California breeder said he carries a revolver with him if he sells the puppies to strangers as instances of French bulldogs being stolen in Chicago, Houston, New York, California, and Miami persist.

Jaymar Del Rosario told The New York Times, "I usually carry my firearm if I don't know the place or the people."

A variety of the puppies are available in Rosario, with some going for more than $30,000. There have supposedly been more French bulldogs.

The robbers who shot Lady Gag's dog walker, Ryan Fischer, 30, last year took the singer's two French bulldogs.

French bulldogs were being walked in Hollywood when two males in a car drove over and demanded the French bulldogs, according to a statement from the Los Angeles police department.

Before the men stole the two French Bulldogs, one of them shot Fischer once in the chest. A third dog got away and was eventually located by the police.

Meanwhile, After her shows in London, Lady Gaga meets her cherished French Bulldog Asia at the LA airport.

After giving two concerts at London's Tottenham Hotspur Stadium on Friday and Saturday, Oscar-winning singer-songwriter Lady Gaga left for the United States on Sunday.

The 36-year-old pop singer wore a white T-shirt, blue trousers, a black face mask, and a matching baseball cap while traveling on a private jet.

The adored French Bulldog Asia was tenderly taken out of a waiting SUV by one of Gaga's (born Stefani Germanotta) helpers to meet her on the runway.

Ryan stated that he was "so delighted to be dogsitting, training, and learning again from dogs along the route" on May 18.

Despite dubbing Fischer "forever a hero" and covering all of his medical costs, the Hold My Hand hitmaker still pushes a GoFundMe that has raised $45,750 of its $40,000 target.

Tony Bennett, the duet partner in the song "Love for Sale," will celebrate his 96th birthday on this Wednesday. Bennett has been battling Alzheimer's illness for the past six years.